EDITORS’ NOTES

Ratings and Reviews

5.0 out of 5

7 Ratings

7 Ratings

ShowTime1097
04/14/2015

⬛️

When I first got this album I listened all the way up Molly & Aquafina then decided to stop. Over 2 weeks later I was bored and started listening to it again. This album made my February and I still enjoy listening to it. These songs are so simple but creative and easy, especially songs like 100, 50 Cent, Heavy, Forever, Hush, and Lush. I wish there was a rating higher than 5 stars. Excited for future releases from this guy.

ShowTime1097
04/14/2015

⬛️

When I first got this album I listened all the way up Molly & Aquafina then decided to stop. Over 2 weeks later I was bored and started listening to it again. This album made my February and I still enjoy listening to it. These songs are so simple but creative and easy, especially songs like 100, 50 Cent, Heavy, Forever, Hush, and Lush. I wish there was a rating higher than 5 stars. Excited for future releases from this guy.

Hike like a dike at pike
11/13/2014

Yeeess!!

This is gorgeous!! Was looking up some people based on Tricky and this guy came up as one. Doesnt sound like Tricky but still pretty cool.

Hike like a dike at pike
11/13/2014

Yeeess!!

This is gorgeous!! Was looking up some people based on Tricky and this guy came up as one. Doesnt sound like Tricky but still pretty cool.

About Dean Blunt

Maverick musician and producer Dean Blunt, a London (Hackney) native born Roy Nnawuchi, played bass in Graffiti Island prior to making bigger waves with Inga Copeland as Hype Williams. The duo was classified as chillwave and as hypnagogic pop, two terms Blunt rejected. From 2009 through 2012, Hype Williams released a handful of albums and several singles and EPs, where material ranged from lo-fi house to noisy collages with equally whimsical titles. Blunt started releasing solo material in 2011 and quickly built a discography that rivaled the size of his work with Copeland. Among his most notable full-lengths were The Narcissist II (Hippos in Tanks, 2012), The Redeemer (Hippos in Tanks, 2013), and Black Metal (Rough Trade, 2014). The first two of those three saw him dabble in slack singing and songwriting, while the last of the bunch was a full embrace of the form that was even, at times, guitar-based. In 2015, he released an online mini-album titled Babyfather. He then expanded Babyfather into a full-blown project, presented as a trio including DJ Escrow and Gassman D (which, in all likelihood, are alter egos of Blunt himself). Following two self-released mixtapes, Hyperdub issued Babyfather's single "Meditation" (co-produced by Arca) and full-length BBF Hosted by DJ Escrow in 2016. ~ Andy Kellman